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    Dashlane reviews

    A password manager and credential vault for individuals, families and businesses, with autofill, secure sharing and admin controls for teams.

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    ToolTrim verdict3.6/ 5Average

    Premium costs EUR 4.00/month plus VAT (billed annually) for one account; Family costs EUR 6.05/month for up to 10 accounts. Business plans have no public price to use as a threshold, and the page only shows EUR, not USD.

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    In practice. What you can do with Dashlane.

    Dashlane is a password manager that stores and autofills logins across devices, built for individuals, families and businesses. Paid plans add secure credential sharing, a password health dashboard and, for business accounts, SSO, SCIM and AI-powered phishing detection.

    There is no permanent free plan: individuals get a 14-day trial. Premium costs EUR 4.00/month (plus VAT, billed annually) for one account with a built-in VPN and Scam Protection. The Family plan covers up to 10 accounts for EUR 6.05/month, with the plan manager getting the full feature set and other members missing the VPN. Business pricing is only available by quote rather than listed publicly, and the official page only shows EUR.

    Practical uses

    • UsageSecure and autofill logins across devices as a freelancer, using Dashlane's vault instead of reusing passwords saved in a browser.
    • UsageShare credentials securely within a small team, using Dashlane Business's shared vaults and admin policies instead of sending passwords over chat or email.

    Features & use cases

    Security

    Pros and cons. What Dashlane does well, and what to expect.

    Pros

    • The Family plan covers up to 10 accounts under a single, fixed monthly price.
    • The Business tier adds AI phishing detection and SIEM/SOAR integration beyond basic password storage.

    Cons

    • No permanent free plan: individuals only get a 14-day trial before paying.
    • Business and Enterprise prices are not published; you need to talk to sales to know the real cost.

    When it makes sense. Keep Dashlane, or challenge it?

    Keep if

    • You want a single-account vault at EUR 4/month, a shared family vault at a fixed price, or you run a business that needs SSO/SCIM and is ready to get a quote.
    Dashlane becomes worthwhile when
    • You use it at least once a week
    • The monthly cost (€4) is small next to the time it saves you

    Challenge if

    • You want to see the exact business price before talking to anyone, or you need a permanent free plan.
    Dashlane becomes too expensive when
    • You use it less than once a month
    • A simple free version or a tool already in your stack would do

    Our verdict. What to know about Dashlane.

    Why this verdict

    Average

    Added value

    Premium costs EUR 4.00/month (plus VAT) for a single account with Scam Protection and a built-in VPN, and the Family plan extends that to 10 accounts for EUR 6.05/month; Business and Enterprise prices remain on quote, so the cost-to-value ratio for a team cannot be confirmed without a sales quote.

    Simplicity

    AI-powered autofill and a password vault are built for a quick setup, consistent with typical consumer password managers that give a usable result on the first session.

    Fit for purpose

    The product delivers the vault, sharing and SSO/SCIM features it advertises for business accounts, without requiring a third-party tool to fill the gap.

    Performance

    Beyond basic password storage, the Business tier adds AI phishing detection, risk dashboards and SIEM/SOAR/IGA integrations, which is a high ceiling for the category.

    Reversibility

    Neutral score: reversibility (export formats, ease of migrating a vault to another manager) is not covered by the collected sources.

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